Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps
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I use
- Firefox (preinstalled with Cinnamon)
- Wireshark - because I need to read packet captures from phones
- Shutter - Greenshot replacement
- Chrome - Just to have a second browser
- Telegram
- Shotwell - Photo library (preinstalled with Cinnamon)
- Nextcloud
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@Tim_G
Oh, PowerShell Core 6.0 so my first post makes sense.
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Oh yes, I have Telegram, too.
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- Gnome Screenshot or Shutter
- Google Chrome, Opera, Firefox
- Atom
- Visual Studio Code
- VLC
- KVM
- TeamViewer
- SaltStack
- Remmina
- KeePass
- Frozen Bubble
- OpenArena
There's more depending on if its being used on personal or work pc.
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@black3dynamite said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
There's more depending on if its being used on personal or work pc.
Don't hold back, keep 'em coming!
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Chrome, Atom, Shutter, Inkscape, Telegram.
If I'm on Gnome 3 I install a few extensions: dropdown terminal, dash to dock, caffeine, the screen recorder one (can't remember the name), coverflow, and I turn on applications and places menus.
Used to use Moka icons but switched to Papirus.
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To all the Cinnamon desktop lovers: are you guys consuming any of these?
https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/ -
@FATeknollogee said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
To all the Cinnamon desktop lovers: are you guys consuming any of these?
https://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/Never looked at those, so no. Checking them out now.
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Themes look good. Didn't see any Applets, Desklets or whatever that seemed like things that I would want.
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@scottalanmiller said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
Themes look good. Didn't see any Applets, Desklets or whatever that seemed like things that I would want.
I looked at the landing page and decided none of it is interesting.
I am not a theme person really.
I like a changing background, but that is about it.
The rest can rot. Widget are just f***ing stupid.
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Yeah, things running on my desktop space is really weird. I never look at the desktop.
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@scottalanmiller said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
Yeah, things running on my desktop space is really weird. I never look at the desktop.
I like a changing background because I often see parts of it..
Like this (recently rebooted so not much open)
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Yeah, I see it when the system boots
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@scottalanmiller said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
Yeah, I see it when the system boots
That usually lasts about 10 seconds for me, lol.
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I do not run ANYTHING full screen except my Windows 10 KVM on workspace 2. And that is only a single monitor.
I hate full screen.I stack stuff around. So I always see some piece of the background some place.
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@JaredBusch said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
I stack stuff around. So I always see some piece of the background some place.
I find that I do this more when I'm on a Mac. On Windows, unless I have a reason for it to not be maxed, it's maxed.
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I usually max things and tab inside, like terminals. I leverage the virtual desktops a ton.
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@JaredBusch said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
I do not run ANYTHING full screen except my Windows 10 KVM on workspace 2. And that is only a single monitor.
I hate full screen.I stack stuff around. So I always see some piece of the background some place.
Same here, always a ton of things open, never see my desktop. Any desktop widgets or icons or whatever would be completely useless to me. If I have to minimize everything to get to something on my desktop, it'll set me back and waste time bringing stuff back up. I position things so I can click a window behind something running in front of it (when I can or makes sense).
I run my web browser 80% of the time maximized on a separate monitor, VMs on another virtual desktop. The rest of it is stacked windows everywhere.
I use alt+tab a lot to find windows easy, too.
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@JaredBusch said in Korora/Fedora 25: list of useful apps:
I do not run ANYTHING full screen except my Windows 10 KVM on workspace 2. And that is only a single monitor.
I hate full screen.I stack stuff around. So I always see some piece of the background some place.
Wait till your eyes start to go bad... then Full screen seems a bit more useful...
Though I need to learn your stacking option.
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Skype for Linux (beta) has a 'normal' feel to it,.. really looks just like the Windows Version
